Eugene daily guard., April 03, 1908, Image 1

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EUGENE D
Y OTABB
KKiKXK, iltK;tX, KltlltAY KVKX1XH, Al'lUl. II, lUtM
NO. 81
AIL
i WATSON IS
I QNGE MORE CANDIDATE
FOR PRESIDENT
Louis. April 3.
Anus E. Watson, 01 uwji
nominated tcday by
.Cvnnuitsts for president
.1 s.muel H. Williams, or
for vice president
J,,, this afternoon
the Ne-
, Mln.n.inlil Hl'leiTH-
k-iita ana --
,;ons bolted the convention
PL of Its refusal to nom-
iUte Bryan. 0
kr Louis, April o. ueurse
EjtflCT. of New Jersey, was made
Bin ot tnc riiMiiii
. .dr considerable opposition.
wkermade an address of consid-
ie lengtn in which mo iim:inru
'nuts of the country, and in
whose rulings ho declared many xros?
Injustices were committed, lie Qt
tacked the Democratic party fi,r
conduct of President Cleveland in
the railed strike of is:i4, and the
Republican liarty for seiQhiK troops
Into Idaho during the minors' Mi-ike.
"'ollowlng his address the report
of the committee on resolutions was
presented. It provides for radical
changes In the money system, de
mandinHOthat money ie Issi-eJ direct'
to the people without the intei ntion
of banks, and that it be full legal
tender for all debts, public and pri
vate. The Aldrlch and r'ovr bills
1 aro denounced. q
The plank on trusts dPtnairls that telephone lines, and a parcels pOt Is
the government own and conirol the also asked for. The platfoOi favors
railroads and all public utilities the QMallve am L referendum, and
which in their nature are monopolies; Qower i:i recall fPm offic e disloyal
public ownership of telegraph and or InefficiPni representatives; the en-
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TWO MILLIONS
rXllt WHITMAN
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Walla Waila. Wash., April
2 Walla Walla city and
Qiuniy will raise J2O0.O00 as
a starter toward securing a
$2,000,000 endowment ,ir
Whitman college. This was
decided upoj'Othls O'temoou
at a meetlngSjf the represent
ative business men and citi
zens of the city in thiiudito
rlum of the Y. M. C. A. building.
LOOKS
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THOMAS E. W ATSON.
(iKN'KKAL STRIKE
l)Kl I.AliLI) IX i:omi:
Home, .Js'r'l 3. A general strike
has been declared as a protest against
thjWntnllties iii connection with the
disorders on "e street here esicr
day. when the troops fired on nud
kil.d three ri iters and wouuj'd fif
teen others. The strike thuQar has
not been very successful.
aetment of the employers' haolllty
act within constitutional bounds, and
other nuiiter-Qur the improvement of
labor conditions nr set forth.
There was considerable opposition
to certain planks, especially to the
money planks.
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BATHE IS ON
BETWEEN PARTIES
CONGfSS
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-Davenport in New York Mail,
WE ARE DICTATORS OF PRICES ON DRY GOODS
Saturday's Bargains
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To
Make Saturday the iBest Business Day of the Week we will
place onosale some lines of Dry Goods from our enormous
stock at greatly reduced prices for the one day. Some
goods will be sold for one half the usual price. They will
supply your everyday wants at a great saving in price.
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GERMANY0 PREPARING 0
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LAD ES $2.00 WAIN la w, ,wo "",".. ne?;r ,nn"s
Saturday, each $1.50
Belts
An immense line of cLadies' Belts of .
almost every description, rang
ing in price irom 50c to $1.5C.
One day only bargain
Saturday each 25c
Corsets
Odd lot, broken line of W-oB Cor-'
sets, worth regularly ;'rom $1.00
toll. 50 One day.
bargqj?, Satiffday each 25c
Chamois Finii
Gloves
12 Button Gloves, chamois finished
Lisle Gloves, new springshades
Bargain Saturday
the pair 9. 69c
Chiffon Panama
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10 pieces checked Chiffon
Panama, ne.v spring shades
'egular price 25c, bargain
Sit jrday, the yard. 14c
Wool Dress Goods Remnants
Here Is a golden opportunity. Entire lot of wool remnants at
just ONE-HALF the former price. These reprint the "flower"
of the great stock. They are the last ends of our best selling:
goods. They are your bargains Saturday lor 'A Pnce
Wire Hair Pins
1000 boxes Wire II iir Pins
assorted sizes in Qx, al
ways 5c the b.ix, bargains
Saturda, each 2c
London, April 3. News of new flnnnolul activity shown a tendency
Oerman and Prussian loans amount-1 ultiimitely toward nO .
.., , , I Others believe tno (lernian loans
I..K tO162.000J00U Qa surprlso In , ,. Bliro(!llllrilH uxalnst war. Whllo
London and has resulted In much dls-1 certain rlvll undertakliiKS In (ler-
cusslon and even In the expression of I many require Immense sums at this
some distrust of the financial position j ,lma " ") : xi.p-t.l that the
. , .1 Kovernment could borrow so much In
of Germany. Tlint loans amountliiK i a thllo of polCOi or (hl u nerpsHiiry
to i'loO, 000. 000 have already been j to pay such u hlKhQato of Interest.
found necessary this year, and that i I'"r I"'1' ri't ' hlRher interest than
theso loans are keeping pace with a
sreatly lncrensed naval expenditure
! (jertuany has been compelled to pay
In nn(5 than twenty years,
i II Is believed that little Kimllrth
In fiermany, inloresls rtrltlsh flnan
clers and the Hrltish pultlic keenly, I and t'uat tlu KiiKllsh market will be
iiiul some apQOf tho opinion thai this ony Indirectly ufefcted.
MINOKITV PAltTV AT
TI1MIT TO 1-HMU'K 1CTIOX US
MK.VSI UKS KWX)Mrt;XI)Kl ItV
I'KICSIDKXT I1V 111)1. lIN(l II
l.Ml")l!'t'AXT AIM-ltOI'lllATlOX
IIII.I.S-D-lti:i,lltl.!AXS
IWOKi: All! OK Kl I I S
.MITTKK TO ItlOTAlX COXTHOI,
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Vii-hinj;l()n, April TpiimihTrQ
of t h iwu parllt'H in tho lini-iQiiivo
that yosU'niny'8 ousam'iiH'hP on th:0
thQ was h t iQklrnviii pri'liininnry
In an oxit'iijfil hattkVln which the
DtMinnTailr nitmiriiy fxptvts to tiht
out to a finish Hh program of iMidav--orhiK
lo stTin-i! by coiTcion rtO.ilu
lomslaiQ1 tli'inaiitlcd Q Ihmii, am! in
part n t'oinnu'nilt'rt by tho pri'sllcnt,
and ttio Kopiittlican pHity will abnn
tionKH (Ici'i'iistvt' attlimlo and raiiy
tliir across tho bordor.
I-ivo I)Ik appropriation bills, tho
District of Columbia Mil, navaS itciid
ouiy. naval sjuutry, civil and Ki'ncral
dt'llcUncy bills aro yet to lie disposed
of. and iih tho Huhtlng order of tho
minority Is lo compel action oil so
lectod measures by blocklnrQillOte
tlon, nrXher minor bills nor debates
of any iWiKth will to allowed to con
sumo tho time remaining. The 1111
derstandliiK 1 that (he Republicans
aro prepared to bear up u gainst tho
warlim1 0 tho minority for a limited
time Mthout reoouiHe to tho "deadly
weapoit of tho majority," tho rules
cominmee," but that tho Deinoerats
will not bo allowed to Imperil by do
lay tho biK appropriation bills.
Tho Kpoakor will noQlnvoko the
"dilatory motion" decision unless
forced.
Tho house committee on rules to
day agreed to a proKiam to break l0'
exUliiiK JlllbiiHter. It iirovldoA for
tho passu M:e of tho deficiency appro
priation bill now before tho house
without an intermediate motion, and,
for tho dispensing of the first read
ing of tho District of Columbia ap
propriation bill, which 1h to follow
capital will be Invested in thcKp loans I tho deficiency hill. It limits tho Ken
oral debato on tho
JOHNSON
OPENS CAMPAIGN
FOR PRESIDENT
THIRTY-SIX
BRITISH SAILORS,
WEREDROWNED
Chicago, April 2 llend(iinlrers of
(lovemor Johnson, of Minnesota,
randldatD for the Democratic, liom-
What Arc You Going to do for Easter (Slothes?
Here's a clean-cut, "dignified Spring .Suit style that
are showing to men who like distinction in clothes
with simplicity. It comes in a variety of choice fabrics,
and we guarantee a correct fit and the best tailoring you
n find. All-wool fabrics and right style.
Mort Schaffner & Mar
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made clothes; our store isHjIl , of ttfese goods. You
ought to see them.
Suits or Ov&rcoats from $18.00 to $30.00.
This Store is the home of HART SCHAFFNER &
MARX Clothes.
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HATS
I'M I ,i,,Pn Pl"'n bUSl'
v The next """"
"t; It win pay j.ou; Parh
Hampton Bros.
Where Cash Beats Credit
BOYS CLOTHES
Kvery ntore will sell you boys'
rlmhlnn, but if you will buy the
next suit hfre. we'll show hi
we sell the best Kind for the
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Portsmouth, ISnK-, April 3.
Thlrty-Blx men, IncludlnK
Lleulenant Mlddleton, com
mander of the torpedo boat
TlKer, lost their lives in a col
lls'01 off tho Isle ofQWlKht
Inst nlKlit with the Tliitlsli
cruiser ISerwIck. The ves
sels were cuKitKcd In iiIkIU
ninneiiviTs, and I hit destroyer
atleiutepd to crosH the ller-wli-k's
bows, ItctiiK cut In lntlt
and slnkiiiK iininedlately.
Twenty-two of the crew were
rescu'jl. Tq ships were mon
iMivei"iK without lights.
GOVERNOR JOHN A. JOHN80N.
MluucHolu executive who, next to
Mr. Hryuu, is the neixt pi'iiinlnetit 1111111
In the race for tlM iMMiiiH-ratic uuuil
imUou for president
Illation for the pri'Mhleni-y, were for
mally opeiM-tl In the (Jrntid I'iii'lflc
hotel hen; tnil0. O
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JOHN MITCHELL
i REFUSES GOOD JDB
j WnshliiKtnn, April 3. John Mltch
:ell, former prewdent of the I' nit ml
'.Mine Workers of America, called on
I ('resident Koosevelt today. On leav
Iuk the White House he said the pres
ident had offered him the position of
) hjih1 labor commlsaler to st udy
conditions in the Panama canql zone,
j Mitchell will he unable to accept
the offer, his health not permlttlnK.
two hours.
District Q IMqIoO
DAVID MCCLURE
WILL RFEREE
VANDER8ILT BOUT
Now York, April 3. David Mc
Cluro hO he referee appointed to hear
the rase of Mrs. Alfred Vanderbllt,
Ian i
riiii.i) m itM it in
HAS Hi A M ISCO
IKK
Han anrinro, April 3. Kirn 1
Htn,yq thrci? IxiIIiIIiikh i ilrccii and
Kearin-y n rcciH wirly tmlay iiimJ rc
Hiillcd hi the InciiMTat Inn of lion a
Oliva. f:jtir yirt r.s nf. Tha niiM-rt
lo) v. was 1 1 H.'MM).
DAVID M'CLUKE.
who haH hroiiKht nrtlnn It 1ft ht'lktverf
for mi aliHoliitt' divorce, lit ha ht
KMii taking cvlrifMirp, lnit the lii'arlims
urn behind tIohimI doors.
Tint prinrlpal (liu-stlon at Nhiio Is
i)h amount n atltnnny to lw paid by
Vanderbllt. It In rrpnrU'd ho ban
coiiHi'iilcd to the paynOif f u lump
Kiiin of $1 .;.'iioiHi, and (tint If tlti U
acrepiOf bin di'fetim' will be of a'paM
Hivc ftiarai-tt'i', lnit if r'brt(-d the ai'
tbill Will bt! uriivt'ly eullteHled.
(M I I I W. I ruti rxsr
l nit .(Hfl II 1ST
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I'ortlandT Or., Ajnil 3. -
VKlern Oregon and WtKicrn
WaHhlnKtonShowiTH tti
nlght and .Saturday; tioulb
weut wind.
Katrn OrcRnn and
Kouthorn Idaho Hhowpra to
nlgtit or Saturday; warmer
tonight.
Kuittrrn Wanhtntfton and
Northro Idaho 8howirii
tonight; warmer northern
portion; Saturday, ihowcra.
de.l
Tbree l-lictoi-ie. Itlll'll.
l.ynchliiii'K, Va., April 3. t'li
Htriiyr-d thl't'c 1 1 1 tin if-(i Ifti-tiirli'S op
eruteil by T. P. liuuuinKlon leday
The ois is estimated a: llMMi.'jou,
itMKIllC.t.V CfiNSt'li
ItV.AU IT IIKIINK
IWni. Anrlt 3 .Inriie .Ieffrv
IHoach, AmiTban consul at Heme,
died today after a lonn Illness, lie
was appointed In April, l'J'J7.
I'HKI IXMTItlC I.KJHT
I'llll KKT WAKMDIt
f'orvallls Times A !uest at the
Occidental Motel last nlxhl Kol cold
fe.jt and h conceived the Idea of u
Imr the electric llnht for warmlnK
pan. Home time after he was awak
ened with the suffocating stench of
burning wool, cotton, feathers and
other aromatic fuela, having set fire
to the bed covering, burning a good
sized hole through the sheets, inat
trehs and riullts. A serious conflagra
tion might have rerulted, as electric
ity I. a dangi .rails thing to fool with
Kvjiiim Improve.
Pao Itobles Hot Sprlngi. April 3
-A l in 1 la I Kvans Is much Improved
today.
SM.l,I.PO.V M(l(i
sr.wi'diti) s'i i ni:Ts
Htanford I'nlverslty, AprlPl.
Ninety-one men were today declared
suspended for ten days from April
0 for failure lo comply with the re
cent order making vaccination com
pursory. If this regulations enforc
ed It will probably seriously Inter
fere wiiti the baseball team, none of
wh'Qii havo yet been vaccinated.
Chicago Wheat Market.
Chicago. April 3. May, 2 3-4;
July, UK 1-2; September, KB
Te rotea of New York stale that
will hn cakt for Governor Hughes on
the first ballot at the national con
vention nre likely to gravitate to Taft
on the second. If thtTo was ever any
doubt about It. the victory of Her
bert Parsons, chairman of the Hepuh
hcan county romniiiice, over ex-(lov-.
ernor Odcll In the Manhattan prima
ries yesterday entirely removes It.
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